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The greatest thing about the Straight Talk LG Optimus Logic is the price. This is the most affordable phone to hit the Straight Talk product lineup to date. The phone runs a mere $89.99, and with the minimal costs of Straight Talk’s Unlimited Prepaid Wireless plans, the whole package is incredibly affordable. The Optimus Logic, like most , can only be used with Straight Talk’s $45 and $60 unlimited plans.

Straight Talk offers wireless services for no contract smartphones. They offer a variety of smartphones for sale in WalMart stores, and on their website. offers a unique plan of $45 per month for unlimited talk, text and data through their service. Service is offered through either Sprint, T-Mobile or AT&T, dependant on the type of phone purchased and used. They also offer options to and have Straight Talk service installed on it. Check out the following and select the best Straight Talk promo code or discount for you.

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This entry-level prepaid Android phone has an unusual square, or “boxy,” design. While this might cause some questions and concern, such as with screen resolution, it looks like this is not a huge problem, and the phone is rather simple and cute. Included with your phone purchase are the aforementioned 4GB microSD card, battery (which has a life of 4.16 hours continuous talk time, and up to 9 days standby time), charger, and the necessary manuals and activation card. Minutes are not included with phone purchase, as is true of all Straight Talk phones save the occasional promotion. If you plan to use the MP3 player, you will, of course, have to purchase the necessary cable separately. Additionally, this phone operates on the GSM4 market, so those who prefer AT&T’s network will appreciate this deal.

Instead of the reserve page for LG Optimus 2X, the sale page for LG Optimus Q has appeared. Straight Talk didn’t even bother to let users know, instead they cancelled it silently. The possible reason for the rethink is the latest , launched recently, which allows users to bring their own GSM phone, AT&T or T-Mobile or unlocked GSM handset and activate it by simply buying a SIM card (regular or Micro SIM card used by iPhone) for $14.99 each.

So, now that anyone is allowed to bring its own high-end phone and activate it with , the carrier probably didn’t think that launch of the LG Optimus 2X is necessary. Maybe they think so but many users don’t share their view. They are left quite disappointed. Some of them have even reported that they contacted Straight Talk on this matter and got the answer that they are definitely still releasing the LG Optimus 2X.

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The Straight Talk LG Optimus Logic features Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS, a 3.2” touchscreen display, a 3MP camera with VGA video recorder, 3G Wi-Fi connectivity, an 800MHz processor, Bluetooth, GPS, an MP3 player, and gravity sensor capabilities. This prepaid Android phone comes with 1GB of internal memory and includes a 4GB microSD card for external storage; if you require additional external storage, no worries. The Optimus Logic supports microSD cards up to 32GB.

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Straight Talk SIM does not work with the $30 All You Need Plan.

i can’t believe that they would pull a stunt like this. I mean i was really looking forward to purchasing the optimus 2x. it seems to me that they want to cater to those who want to flash their phones on to the straight talk service(give me a break). as for me i am stuck with this phone called the lg optimus q which is nowhere advanced as the lg optimus 2x would have been. way to go Straight Talk you have blundered a golden opportunity.

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Megan Burton October 21, 2013 at 8:48 pm | Permalink

HORRIBLE SERVICE- If you care anything about keeping your phone number, DON’T even think about using Straight Talk. THREE WEEKS and over 9 hours of time with their “customer service” – and they never could figure out why, after a month of it working, suddenly the phone number I use for 3 businesses (hubby’s plus 2 jobs) stopped working. I had to change everything – websites, business cards, everything. Finally one boss told me HE’d buy the phone and the plan, just “get a real phone!” Verizon tried to port in my Straight Talk number, was unable to, finally gave up and I got YET another phone number… and he and I both told S.T. “DON’T try to port out the old number. Keep it going!” It’s on about 100 registrations for an event in November. Guess what? “… That number has been changed, disconnected or no longer in service.” Perfectly horrible.

Straight Talk SIM does not work with the $30 All You Need Plan.

It tells customers that Straight Talk is doing everything they can to offer a varied selection of phones to meet every possible customer need, preference, and budget. Prepaid wireless customers will be happy to know that Straight Talk has just released the LG Optimus Logic, a super affordable entry level Android phone. The phone is available now at some Walmart locations and online at .

Straight Talk SIM does not work with the $30 All You Need Plan.

Juan2x July 18, 2013 at 5:46 pm | Permalink

Great article. You get what you pay for with Straight Talk. My service started out strong with an ATT sim in a Nexus 4 (by the way Humberto you get what you pay for with the Nexus 4 tambien and as much as I love vanilla android I sold it because its was shoddily built and got a Note 2) but has been crappier and crappier as time has gone by. The worst moments are when the navigation gives out for no reason. while you are in route.

Personally, ATT has been pretty much crap for me, but it’s been over 5 years since I was on their (cingular/att) network so I may give it another shot. T-Mobile is where I felt I got most bang for my buck but when I started traveling for work I realized how limited it was in terms of national footprint. Verizon has been the best service so far but I gave up an unlimited plan I was paying $90 a month for to move to Straight talk. I am still wondering if that was an idiotic move, but that is because I still travel a lot to remote areas. If I was in an urban area where T-Mobile was strong I would go with that, until then I may be stuck with Straight Talk.

Straight Talk SIM does not work with the $30 All You Need Plan.

Straight Talk $45 30 Day Service Card (Mail Delivery)

Where will you be purchasing Straight Talk?

Where will you be purchasing Straight Talk?

Straight Talk SIM does not work with the $30 All You Need Plan.

Where will you be purchasing Straight Talk?

Straight Talk SIM does not work with the $30 All You Need Plan.

Straight Talk SIM does not work with the $30 All You Need Plan.

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